Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-05

w. Z. /. l. turned out nObly on DecOra.
ton Day.
Since the consolidation it is the 'Bellaire
City Band.r
Every industry is running and we are
having a quiet boom.
The scOol boys trials are nearly over
The kite will next engage him.
Eddie ROdewig is able to he out after u
spell of sickness.
More new passenger ears will he put on
the L., Il. Il &. road this month.
The chimney makers at the National
can now hunt the shade for three months.
The J.. j. Club don't know whether To
picnic or not.
G. u L. excursion to Cleveland on the
9th, $225.
The narrow gauge will run on its new
time this week.
Charley LaltOche is doing n nice bust
hess this season selling pianos and organs.
The young blood from Glencoe who fool
ell with u Bellaire boy at u picnic wears u
cOlOrcd eye.
The Eomd of Equalization is nearly
done its work.
o. G. Stringer done himself proud on
two large paintings for c. Rumbach.
Elmer beaver is back from 4 trip TO the
country.
The Bright Light Fishing Club will take
quarters at New Martinsville.
You can 20 out the l.. Il .. on an eNcur-
sion train on Sunday.
We tear the talk of the c., l.. & w.
accommodation waS,tOo good a thing TO be
true.
Miss Rose Mccartney is very proud of
the ring she won in the contest.
Some of II people will 80 down on the
Andes excursion.
L. Linden, moldmaker at the Central, is
working here.
The Arcade Fishing Club will 20 into
camp near Newark, o.
WIN. Mackim, OF the Belmont Glass
Works, has gone Ia Hobbs.
Pat Conley is manager of the Belmont
Fishing Club.
4 great many have subscribed for the
new library.
The Big Ten will get away Oh a trip rs
soon Us possible.
The excursion of the clerks is looked for
ward to with Il great deal of pleasure by
many.
Chas. Younger, OF Indiana, has accepted
II position in the Atlantic Tea Store.
The death of Miss Alice Calhoun sad
dened the hearts Of her large circle of
friends.
The new iron L. Il q. bridge west Of town
is about completed.
The new Sunday Schools at Georgetown
and Valley Grove are doing well.
j. j. McDernOtt has gone TO Colorado
to see if he likes that country.
Have you seen Barnes Band since it got
new suits? The boys look and play well.
Sol. White will play the rest of the SEA
son with the keystones if the manager
fixes money matters.
Two of our young men are now per
formers with the Uncle Toms Cabin that
was here.
The subscriptions for the third series of
stock in the Buckeye Building Association
are now being received.
Henry West, formerly owner OF the
Spirjt Of Democracy, but who was sent out
west by an appointment by the President,
which place he did not like, was in town
Friday seeing friends.
The Tribune says part of the division of
the cemetery is used rs Il pasture lot.
Vim. Westley invited Il number Of
friends to his house on Wednesday night
to help him celebrate his iitty-scventh
birthday.
One or two OfOur women SalOOnists have
been given II fine and short Imprisonment
by Judge briggs for violation of law.
Frank Knight, dentist, is visiting in
Pennsylvania.
Michael Morgan will sell his 18th ward
property next Friday.
There is plenty OF filling TO be done in
the park i'll dirt can be spared OIL Union
street.
1t seems like baby twaddle to hear the
editors of both the evening papers kicking
ball in the street. They probably lorEe
that they were young once.
Judge briggs il becoming very popular
for the efficient way in which he deals with
all mUtters under his jurisdiction.
Young blood is rapidly coming TO the
front as leaders in making the mOlds for
our glass factories.
Wonder if the last mar who has pur-
chased the street railway will do anything
with it?
The Republicans will know Wednesday
where the County Convention is TO he
held.
Miss Anna Weir is assisting in the work
of getting new subscribers for the new cir
culatiag library.
Miss Claaa Somehow entertained twenty
couples of her friends in honor of Miss
Clara Price, of Maryland, who was her
guest.
Major Camp will probably be here again
to lecture.
Ed Kelly and Ed Sanders attended the
banquet given in st. Clairsville on Friday
evening by the graduates.
W. +. Smiley will lecture in the FIRST
NJ. T.. Church this evening. His morning
talk will be at the Christion Church.